a white and red winter

When you walk along the long ridge in the white snow garden, you can't get it from the tip of your hand to the tip of your chin, nose, earlobes, and cheeks in the cold winter wind. It's winter that you can only realize when you blow your red hands.

In winter like this, red and white things come to mind. The red fruit with the snow falling down, the bright red muffler wrapped in a blue color, and the strawberry you can see when you cut the white whipped cream cake...Red and white are the basic colors that I use all four seasons, but somehow, I think the beauty doubles in winter.

Let me introduce the eye-shaped makeup that captures this beauty that can only be enjoyed in winter.

STEP 1

Put 000 white snow on the puff and put it on the inside of the skin, then spread it thinly outside the skin. If you want to emphasize the transparency unique to white snow, don't press the puff too hard and just pat it as if it's on your skin.

If it is difficult to control the amount of TIP, fold the puff in half and use it.

STEP 2

Apply 718 Cherry Tin to the ring finger and dip it in a straight line at the top of the noseball, then take the remaining amount off the back of your hand and spread it widely toward the cheekbones.

TIP If you want to look really cold, just tap it in the middle of your nose with the remaining amount on your fingers.

STEP 3

Apply 237 Salmon Glow to a puffy blusher brush and sweep the center of your eyes vertically.

If you apply shadow with a TIP blusher brush, it will look natural as if the color is stained. Unlike regular eye makeup, the point is to express the shadow area like the original color without being clear.

STEP 4

Use only half of the amount on the tint brush to draw it naturally from the inside of the lips.

The white and red things that have been passing by inadvertently. Take a close look this winter. It's 'Winter', so the more you see it, the more beautiful it will feel.